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The President and the Oligarch Roosevelt, Mellon, and the Triumph of Big Government

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The President and the Oligarch: Roosevelt, Mellon, and the Triumph of Big Government by Greg Steinmetz
English | October 6th, 2026 | ISBN: 1668023695 | 368 pages | True EPUB | 5.19 MB
Why did one of our greatest presidents ruthlessly persecute one of the richest men in America?


By any measure, Franklin D. Roosevelt is one our most admired presidents. But behind the beaming smile and folksy fireside chats was a ruthless politician willing to use the massive powers of the federal government to crush his enemies. In this thrilling exposé, Greg Steinmetz recounts how FDR targeted America's third-richest man to prove his progressive credentials and rally support for his sweeping social agenda.
He found his scapegoat in former Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon. Mellon's name dripped riches. More than any other, it symbolized the Roaring Twenties economic boom and the crack up that followed. FDR publicly blamed Mellon for the Great Depression, using him as a convenient diversion from the New Deal's failure to bring jobs back to a devastated economy.
Roosevelt tortured the aging, frail and reclusive Mellon, cooking up a fake criminal charge in a bid to put him behind bars. When that fizzled, Roosevelt kept up the fight by making Mellon miserable in tax court. Mellon died before the verdict but not until, one final, jaw dropping twist occurred in this strange clash of titans.
This shocking book reveals the secret sinister side of Roosevelt-and explains how bigovernment won out of over the libertarian economic order that had reigned since the birth of the republic.


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